Other devices like Nest Secure and Nest x Yale Locks behaved erratically.
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Mr. Wood said Mr. Crutcher had behaved erratically and refused to comply with police commands.
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In both cases, the airplanes behaved erratically after take-off, with sensors delivering conflicting information about the plane's flying position.
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But he behaved erratically, they said, and the hotel's owners hired a private security group to investigate their would-be business partner.
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The commission, which is dominated by Mr. Hernández's allies in the conservative National Party, has behaved erratically since the polls closed on Sunday.
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Officer Olsen's conduct has been scrutinized since last March, when he was called to an apartment complex in Chamblee, northeast of Atlanta, and Mr. Hill approached and behaved erratically.
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Italian market watchdog Consob is looking into Bio-on share movements, a source close to the matter said, adding it was a normal move when a stock behaved erratically.
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But when ground controllers tried to bring the backup gyroscope online, it behaved erratically, sending garbled messages back to the ground, said Ken Sembach, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, which operates the telescope.
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The letters claimed that the new employee, an investment banker, had behaved erratically in a previous job at JPMorgan, according to people who were briefed on the documents, and suggested that made him unfit to work for Barclays.
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In the short term, he added, the sanctions could have the opposite effect, prompting North Korea — which has behaved erratically ahead of American elections and during August, when the United States and South Korea have military exercises — to lash out further.
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Meanwhile, by 812, Tian Ji'an himself fell ill and behaved erratically. Tian Ji'an's wife Lady Yuan had their 10-year-old son Tian Huaijian designated deputy military governor and acting military governor, and Tian Ji'an died shortly after. Tian Xing was recalled from Linqing to serve as the commander of the soldiers.Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 238.
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University of Pittsburgh police arrived just after 2 p.m. and engaged Shick in a gun battle, eventually killing him. Seven people, including Pitt police officers, were injured and two, including the shooter, were killed during the incident. Shick was reported to have a history of mental illness and had behaved erratically in the weeks before the shooting.
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In 1990, 14-year-old Loveless began dating another young girl named Amanda Heavrin. After Loveless' father left the family and her mother remarried, Loveless behaved erratically. She got into fights at school and complained of depression, resulting in her receiving professional counseling. In March 1991, Loveless disclosed her lesbian orientation to her mother, who was initially furious but eventually accepted it.
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Playing for the Gentlemen against the Players, he scored 134, all run, out of only 201 and said later that it was "my finest innings" as the pitch was playing "queerly".Midwinter, p.32. In fact, the pitch was bare in places and behaved erratically with good-length balls sometimes flying over the wicketkeeper's head. Grace then took 6–50 and 4–31 (10–81 in the match) to complete a "match double".
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Duke Huan succeeded his father Duke Wen of Chen, who died in 745 BC. After a reign of 38 years, he died in 707 BC under strange circumstances. He was believed to have become demented and behaved erratically. He went missing on the jia-xu day in the first month of 707 BC. His body was found sixteen days later, on the ji-chou day. The exact date of his death was unknown.
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The book "The Man Who Sold America" posits that Lasker had Bipolar II disorder, which affected his personal and work life. Lasker operated at a high energy level. He was frequently expansive, irritable, highly verbal, intensely creative, and insomniac—all symptoms of a condition that today would be called hypomania. He never ascended to the level of mania that is generally associated with manic depression, or—again in today's vocabulary—a bipolar I disorder, although he sometimes behaved erratically, especially under the influence of alcohol.
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